local drainage造句

• Grove Creek and Skiffe's Creek, each tributaries of the James River, provide local drainage.
• Local drainage systems were unable to contain the floodwater.
• "That's the local drainage working _ as long as it doesn't get in the house ."
• Heavy rainfall combined with inadequacies in the Pent Stream and local drainage to cause the flooding.
• Local drainage managers and farmers generally gave the water district good marks in its handling of this downpour.
• Lumber company-owned railroads extended into many of the local drainages including Grouse Creek, Gold Creek and Rapid Lightning Creek.
• Local drainage activity peaked in 1890, when local farmers formed a drainage district and cooperated to drain Goose Lake.
• The development of railroads and a local drainage tile industry are thought to have contributed greatly to drainage and settlement.
• The local drainage was soon overwhelmed and roads were covered in several inches of water flowing towards the centre of town.
• The two waterways are separated from each other by high ridges which even make for a local drainage divide where smaller streams are concerned.
• An exception was in south Palm Beach County, where one local drainage manager accused the district of acting too slowly to widen its floodgates.
• Closing in 1968, the building was then used as an office for the local drainage board and later as a spinning and weaving centre.
• They are in fact two roads forming a Y, dictated by the topography of the local drainage divide ( or " watershed " ).
• Local drainage channels were managed by an internal drainage board, and again responsibility has changed as the three IDBs managing the area have gradually merged.
• The flooding was caused by heavy seasonal rains falling during early afternoon high tides, compounded by local drainage problems, said meteorological department official Woon Shih Lai said.
• She said flooding was limited to a few neighborhoods and roads in flood-prone areas, and caused mainly by by tree branches and other debris blocking local drainage systems.
• Within the Middle Level there are 34 independent internal drainage boards initially set up in the 18th century and each responsible for the local drainage of their area.
• His plan advocated separating the water which fell on the uplands to the north and flowed through the low-lying areas, from the local drainage of those low-lying areas.
• As originally conceived, local drainage boards were defined as internal drainage boards if they were situated in an area covered by a catchment board, and external drainage boards if there was no overall catchment board for their area.